35,882 stories from The Stage
Seyi Omooba, the actor who was replaced in a production of The Color Purple following the emergence of historic anti-gay comments, is
Wolves may be in the title, but tutti frutti's children's show is all about the sheep. Its familiar story is told by
Born on stage at the 1997 Edinburgh Fringe before becoming a TV hit, Ford Kiernan and Greg Hemphill's sitcom about old boys
Halloween has come early to Chichester, where witches rise from under the stage as if crawling through a crack in the earth
Never afraid to provoke and challenge audiences, Robert O'Hara is making his Broadway directing debut with Slave Play. He tells Howard Sherman
South African auteur Yaël Farber has been a regular fixture in the UK over the last decade, with a series of stark,
Broadway musical Be More Chill has confirmed a transfer to London, where it will make its UK premiere at the Other Palace.
Wireless microphones are everywhere in theatre today, indispensable in productions nationwide, from Weston-super-Mare to the West End. They are one of the
The Watsons " Menier Chocolate Factory, London Samuel West's production of Laura Wade's inventive play, based on an unfinished novel by Jane Austen,
Last week, I was at the Incubator Ideas Festival at the Egg Theatre in Bath, which presents and produces work for young
The life of the actor brings with it a unique set of challenges. We have to contend with ridiculous highs and lows,
This week's production news includes an announcement that Toby Jones will star in Uncle Vanya at London's Harold Pinter Theatre, running from
Leading D/deaf and disabled theatre company Graeae had suffered tens of thousands of pounds' worth of damage, after vandals attacked its London
Climate activists are calling on Arts Council England to place the ecological emergency at the heart of its strategy for the next
Everybody's Talking About Jamie has extended booking in the West End by eight months. It had been booking at the Apollo Theatre
Samantha Bond has withdrawn from the Almeida Theatre's forthcoming production of Vassa after suffering a back injury. The title role will now
This is a story about a place called Brent. It's a place of Turkish restaurants, African hairdressers and Jamaican takeaways. It's a
Liverpool performing arts school LMA has announced the location for its new London campus. The facility will be opening at Here East,
Patrick Hamilton's thriller has become a theatre staple and a byword for mental manipulation. While many stagings since its 1938 premiere have
It seems ludicrous to imagine that a fledgling stand-up comic, an academic, a music journalist and an admin assistant might be able
Alan Ayckbourn's version of Chekhov's Uncle Vanya transposes the action to 1930s Ennerdale in the Lake District. Ayckbourn's version lightens Chekhov's mood
The future of the Guildhall Theatre in Derby is in doubt, after the venue was closed indefinitely due to structural concerns. The
The durability of male friendship is explored to persuasive effect in this modest two-hander from Manchester-based new writing company Box of Tricks.
Sarah Waters' 2006 novel The Night Watch, about interweaving second world war-era lesbian relationships, has been faithfully adapted for the stage by
Leaders of Shakespeare's Globe and the Royal Shakespeare Company have countered claims by the Guardian critic Michael Billington that the quality of
